It is located on NH6 which makes it easily accessible by road. It was established in 1962 over a forest area of about 304.03 square kilometres. It has a population of tigers, leopards, panthers, sloth bears, elephants, sambal, gaur, chital and nilgai. The watch towers provide a good view of the animals flocking the nearby watering points at night. Jeeps for movement within the forest are available for hire from the forest office. Guide and spot lights are available with the Forest Range Officer against nominal charges. Accommodation is available at the Forest Rest House, Badrama, 3 km away. For reservation contact DFO, Bamra (office near Bamra railway station).